The Final Dark MoFo:
Winter Arts and Music Festival
13 - 23 June 2024
Hobart and surrounding areas
Mona has announced that 2024 will be the last DarkMoFo Winter Festival. It might come back, or maybe not, so get in now or maybe miss out forever.
Dark MoFo is a great impetus to come to Tasmania during winter. Enjoy the city action for a few days, then retreat south to the Huon Valley for some rest and nature based recreation. Here are some accommodation options.
BnB or self contained in |
Nature Retreats |
Hotel Style Accommodation |
Dark MoFo tickets are on sale now. Embrace the darkness during the long dark nights of Tasmania's winter. Dark MoFo is a festival of art and music, celebrating cold and dark. Optical illusions created with lights and smoke, bonfires, dance club, music performances. This year promises even ore venues and events. See the full program list below.
Pre MoFo and Post MoFo accommodation specials are now available south from Hobart. Come for Dark MoFo, stay a few days extra to relax, explore and experience nature in Southern Tasmania.
Pre MoFo and Post MoFo accommodation specials are now available south from Hobart. Come for Dark MoFo, stay a few days extra to relax, explore and experience nature in Southern Tasmania.
Pre Mofo:
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Dark Mofo:
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Post Mofo:
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Dark MoFo Program List |
After Dark MoFo comes the Huon Valley Mid Winter Fest |
Previous Dark MoFo Festivals: Hobart and year Huon Valley Events
Dark MoFo: Winter Arts and Music Festival.
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MoFo 2014 in the Huon Valley
This year, MoFo includes a Huon Valley Event. Dark Mofo will finish 20 June, but winter sure as hell doesn’t. One month later MoFo rebounds for one last dark night. 19 July 2014, 10am to 10pm. Grove, Huon Valley.
Willie Smiths Apple Shed is the hottest hut in the Huon Valley: craft ciders, artisan cheeses, and plenty of space to sit, chat, roll in the hay, etc. They’ve partnered up with other like-minded locals to throw a mini mid-winter festival to celebrate the region’s apple-pickin’ history.
At its core is a focus on wassailing: the ages-old tradition of scaring nasties out of cider apple trees, from orchard to orchard, in order to bring on a stellar autumn yield. Now, things may seem a little strange at first: kings, queens, processions, giving gifts to the trees, shouting, banging, fire, candlelight, and so forth, but what else would you expect? And if none of that bobs your Geeveston fanny, that’s okay too – there’ll be cider, entertainment and feast-worthy food in abundance. The Apple Shed, Huon Highway, Grove
Jul 19 2014 10am - 10pm Free Nearby Huon Valley MoFo Accommodation
Pre or Post Dark MoFo Accommodation
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